Experiencing Arkansas

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas from the Ozarks!! Christ was born, he died for all, & rose 3 days later the King of Kings! We hope you have a great Christmas this season. We also thank you for following us these last 4-5yrs. It’s been an awesome experience!! 😎

10/25/2025

If you mnissed our 2025 Western Roadtrip Adventure galleries, our large format images are live on our website!

We hope you enjoy our images as we document our journey together! 🥰😎

10/14/2025

This is 5yrs of evolution, adventure, trails, camps, and family memories. The evolution was unexpected but the results have been incredible! From lifts to larger tires and wheels to changing tents to unbelievable roadtrips and campsites! October of 2020 started a journey and lit a campfire that cannot be extinguished. Here’s to more Octobers and campfires!

10/12/2025

This is my absolute favorite time of year. Ready to get back to the Ozarks as soon as I can!

10/10/2025

10/10/2025

10/08/2025

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10/06/2025

The Reavis Homestead of the early 1900's.

I hiked this 5mi, 720ft elevation gain up thru very over-grown trail that is now just shy of a "bushwack" hike. It's been on my list of places to explore for over a year.

The history of this homestead is inspriing and sad at the same time. The Reavis Family moved to the Ozark area in the early 1900's and used an existing homestead until they built this one. The 2nd owner added the lean-to additions later as I have discovered. Sadly due to the US "Buffalo National River" land-grab in the late 20th century, these folks were forced to vacate their homestead. It was later used by the government for a staging area during caving surveys.

I have included a sketch of the site, a photo of "Pappy John Reavis" with his cousins going out for a hunt, and a photo of the cabin I found online from 2017. As you can see, it's clearly being overtaken by nature and in need of some restoration.

I am VERY proud to say I never saw or encountered a single snake in my hike which is shocking considering most of the brush and "hitch-hicker" plants are up to your waste! Lots of brush to walk thru so a winter hike would be recommended. And plan on long climbs. Roughly 2.5 miles of this hike is uphill.